Hybrid working – offering a mixture of both in office and remote work – has become a popular workspace modelin the past 12 months, with adoption accelerated dramatically. Driven by

2020 will be remembered for many negative reasons, but it has undoubtably acted as a catalyst for the advancement of technology. Whilst the physical world has temporarily all but ground

The pandemic has had a lasting effect on mental health, causing largescale health paranoia. Four in ten adults in the U.S. have reported symptoms of anxiety or depressive disorder, up

In a survey of over 2,000 members of the TrustRadius community, 15% planned to increase their software spending because of COVID-19. 60% of those businesses planned to purchase collaboration software. Unfortunately,

Contrary to initial expectations, studies have consistently shown flexible workers to be more productive. In research from McKinsey in June 2020, Forty-one percent said that they were more productive than

Prior to 2020, the concept of flexible working was well established, offered in some form by many organisations. However, the idea of a majority of employees working from home was

The seismic impact that the pandemic has had upon ways of working is a permanent one. Research from Microsoft has found that 63% of workers feel no pressure to return

In the past year, Hybrid working has become a popular workspace model, empowering workers with the autonomy and flexibility to work their way, wherever they are. Employers have also benefited,

  Serve and return interactions shape brain architecture. When a young child or infant gestures, babbles or cries, and an adult responds appropriately with eye contact, words, or a hug, neural

The flexibility that a hybrid workplace affords is one of the primary motivations for organizations implementing the popular work model; however, the agency to adopt different working styles can prove

No one could have predicted how much our concept of work would evolve over the past six months. At first the change was out of necessity. In order to stop

At first, we were fine working remotely, says Melissa Afterman, an ergonomics consultant and environmental health and safety specialist at the University of California, San Francisco. But after about three months,